View of Digital Display around campus
"There was a recognized need for a more comprehensive and standardized approach to incident tracking and reporting within the laboratory."
To incorporate design strategy. Acted as a solo UI designer incorporating HCD methodologies–research, synthesis, design, testing, delivery, and facilitation.
How will design strategy play a part? What will be the transformation and growth that occurs from this? I knew that we would need to establish a clear baseline of metrics, like efficiency, safety outcomes, and communication effectiveness, before implementing the design strategy.
For me, understanding the 'why' could be answered by synthesizing quantitative and qualitative metrics, playing a defining part in the strategy of the design engagement activities. This would help in defining clear objectives (and KPIs) along with measuring across levels (teams, offices, staff, scientists), and continuously monitoring and evaluating to track progress, identify areas for improvement, and make data-driven decisions to optimize the design strategy and collaboration efforts.
Our team had limited ways to track/analyze the effectiveness of digital material and messaging created through the establishment of the Office... we leaned to understanding the limitations in creating a eNewsletter that had a seamless experience.
Once a baseline mail delivery service was identified (MailChimp, GovDelivery, ConstantContact, CampaignMonitor), our team built from that, creating conceptual ideas of the individual newsletter sections, the content strategy, publication release schedule, as well as wireframes to help with approval process.
With the wireframes, content strategy, and high-fidelity mockups approved, we leaned to the expertise from developers to implement the newsletter design in a standardized html/css template for future iterations of the scheduled quarterly eNewsletter.
Conceptualization and creation of a responsive web-based eNewsletter
The strategy, planning + creation, and implementation of online training curriculum utilizing Adobe Captivate and LMS
Creation of the modernization and digitization of Safety Manuals
The design involvement provided positive messaging to staff through eNewsletter engagement, reaching an audience of 2,000+ internal, external scientists, and federal govt. lab technicians
eNewsletter stats provided key insights about the digital engagement, fostering safety in the laboratory and reporting of incidents
Increase in Laboratory Awareness and Incident Reporting through the creation of safety manuals, training curriculum, and eNewsletter
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